Atlanta-Filmed ‘Stranger Things 3’ To Hit Netflix July 2019

The Atlanta-filmed paranormal series “Stranger Things 3” is going to be available for streaming on July 4, 2019, according to Netflix.

The trailer for the Netflix hit “Stranger Things 3” was released in December 2018, giving us the shock and awe we’ve grown accustomed to with the series. Atlanta has been a central filming location for the epic show, now in its third season.

Shots of Gwinnett Place Mall can be seen in the “Stranger Things 3” trailer, and their are other shots that hometown Atlantans might recognize.

Watch ‘Stranger Things 3’ trailer

If you’re new to the “Stranger Things” realm, unorthodox things have been taking place in little Hawkins, Indiana, which is set in 1984.

For the new season, the producers are going to move things along quite a bit, maturing the storylines as the kids get older. The Duffer Brothers told The Hollywood Reporter this tidbit:

“Our kids are aging. We can only write and produce the show so fast. They’re going to be almost a year older by the time we start shooting season three. It provides certain challenges. You can’t start right after season two ended. It forces you to do a time jump. But what I like is that it makes you evolve the show. It forces the show to evolve and change, because the kids are changing.”

Netflix has scheduled its release in the summer of 2019, the better to enamor young and idle minds out from school.

The series stars the following actors:

  • Winona Ryder.
  • David Harbour.
  • Finn Wolfhard.
  • Millie Bobby Brown.
  • Gaten Matarazzo.
  • Caleb McLaughlin.
  • Natalia Dyer.
  • Charlie Heaton.

 

 

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